Napoleon's Egypt: Invading The Middle East - Reenactor.ru

INDEXAhmed Pasha, 95Ahmed Cezzar Pasha, 82, 157, 162, 205, 219,229, 242‘Ali Pasha, 35, 59‘alimas, 146–47Andréossi (Gen.), 161, 164–65, 184, 227, 228Aubert-Dubayet, Jean-Baptiste, 153–54Augereau, Pierre, 15al-Azbakiya Square, 203–5, 215, 224Cairo uprising and, 200–1destruction of buildings at, 185festival of Muhammad’s birth, 123–24Festival of the Republic, 167, 169, 171flooding of, 114Napoleon’s meetings with communityleaders at, 185, 196Napoleon’s residence at, 70al-Bakri, Sayyid KhalilAzbakiyah and, 200, 205–7collaboration with French, 75, 104, 205–7,209divan and, 75, 148festival of Muhammad’s birth and, 123,125–26flight from Cairo, 70Ibraham Bey and, 96Murad Bey and, 99Napoleon and, 125–26, 205–7Ottoman tribute payments and, 95Tanta and, 183Barras, Paul, 4, 16, 135, 153, 194Battle of the Nile, 151Battle of the Pyramids, 68, 85, 111, 168, 207Beauharnais, Alexandre de, 4Beauharnais, Eugène de, 77, 80, 178, 184, 194,195, 230Beauharnais, Josephine de, 244Barras and, 153infidelity, 77, 81, 108, 110, 176influence on Napoleon’s knowledge ofMediterranean, 20Laus de Boissy and, 146, 220Napoleon’s expedition to Egypt and, 3–5,77–78son, 178, 195upbringing, 4BedouinAbaka and, 182alliances with peasants, 223, 225, 227as scapegoat for any resistance, 214Bernoyer and, 43Bilbeis and, 87–89, 231Cairo and, 58–59, 68, 207–8, 210, 211Damanhur and, 41–42Damas and, 47Davout and, 226delegations and, 196Desaix and, 240Desvernois and, 83Dumuy and, 60French punishment of, 87French siege of Alexandria and, 22, 26–27harassment of French troops, 40, 56, 60–61,62Hasan Tubar and, 162, 163–65, 228hostage-taking, 43–44Ibrahim Bey and, 90, 92, 96, 99impact on trade routes, 116–18Leclerc and, 83Menou and, 108al-Minufiya and, 122Murad and, 59, 96, 99, 241Murat and, 182–83plagues and, 100political power, 161raids on displaced Egyptians, 70reaction to victory of British fleet, 109–10,112resistance to French, 79, 85–86, 120–21, 130,160, 166, 181, 223Rosetta and, 119spoiling of water supplies, 36, 143–44Verdier and, 144–45women, 28, 62Belliard, Augustin-Daniel, 41, 92, 232, 240